Junior high students, high school students, and adults enrolled in the printing workshops have the opportunity to exhibit the prints produced in each class.

At least two exhibitions are offered annually with the goal of promoting young and emerging artists.

TANA’s atelier hosts and works with local, national, and international artists in producing limited edition silkscreen prints. This annual exhibition focuses solely on the accomplishments of the atelier and serves as an opportunity to fundraise for the operating costs of the Taller and Atelier program.

Guest curators are invited to develop thematically driven exhibitions that explore the Chicano/Latino experience.

Diverse theater and dance troupes are encouraged to use the gallery to share performances with the community in an accessible and integrative environment.

The TANA Reading Series hosts accomplished Chicano/Latino poets and authors from around the country.

A variety of possibilities exist for organizing and offering film festivals that contribute to the dialogue on Chicano/Latino Art.

Using UC Davis as a base, TANA seeks to organize and host scholarly lectures and a variety of conferences, seminars, and workshops. The gallery provides a physical space for community dialogue about local and national social issues.